City Trees

November/December 2024

City Trees is a premier publication focused on urban + community forestry. In each issue, you’ll learn how to best manage the trees in your community and more!

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New USFS Resources Tools New guidebook available for hosting meetings that build relation- ships and foster creativity: Stewardship Salons: A guide to collaborative learning spaces that foster and strengthen local networks Comprehensive listing of federal programs and resources to fund green infrastructure and nature-based solutions in your community New guide for centering environmental justice as a focus for growing support for urban for- estry programs: The Urban Forestry and Environmental Justice Playbook New interactive map on Conservation.gov capturing "nature-deprived" communities in the US and island territories, and the Inflation Reduction Act grants in place to help mitigate the conditions. Publications New report on the vulnerability and adaptability of Detroit's urban forest to climate change Arantes, Bruna Lara; Locke, Dexter Henry; Moreira, Gustavo Carvalho; Grove, J. Morgan. 2024. The relationships between urban tree canopy cover and crime in São Paulo City, Brazil. Urban Forestry & Urban Greening. ucfsociety.org 17 Full Collection of UCFS Case Studies Available on the Website! UCFS Case Studies—all 37 of them—are an enduring, excellent resource! Each case study contains detailed advice and anecdotes from an average of 7 or 8 urban and community forestry professionals. The case study themes to date are: Bees, Bioswales, Building Bridges Between LAs and MAs, Building Bridges with City Depts, Cemeteries, Climate Change, Conifers, Consulting, Contract Growing Partnerships, Drought, EAB, Fall Planting, Flooding, Gas Lines and Trees, Historic Trees, Invasives, Large Tree Relocation, Medians, Memorial Trees, Natural Areas in the Urban Forest, Palms, Pruning Cycles, Pyrus We Have a Problem, Retired from the Municipality, Sewer Lines, Slopes, Social Networking, Stormwater and Watersheds, Teaching, Tree Boards, Tree Lights, Urban Forestry's Location in City Departments, Urban Fruit Trees, Urban Wood (x 2), Zoos. Bees, Zoos, and Everything In-Between:

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